Made in UAE

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AF-400
Designed by Abu Dhabi Shipbuilding Company for maritime patrols and fast attacks.



There is also another platform for fast attack
OPV-510 type

 

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Abu Dhabi Shipbuilding Company, a subsidiary of EDGE Group, announced that it will integrate the MANSUP surface-to-surface missile into its fast attack ship, which will be launched at the 2025 NAVDEX exhibition.



Abu Dhabi Ship Building will design and build the ship in the United Arab Emirates as the first of its kind. It will also showcase a range of EDGE products related to the maritime sector and enable live fire tests along with other customer demonstrations, providing an effective test platform for further development. The ship is scheduled to be delivered and displayed in NAVDEX 2025, which constitutes a continuation of the company’s strategy to showcase its advanced design capabilities. The first sale and export of the fast attack ship is also being prepared, indicating the company's global expansion.

 

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ADSB's new fast attack ship

 

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Emirates, France. Secret negotiation in Abu Dhabi for a new batch of #Rafale

Émirats/France : Négociation secrète à Abu Dhabi d'un nouveau lot de Rafale - 08/07/2024 - Intelligence Online

Déjà bien rempli, le carnet de commandes de l'avionneur français Dassault devrait encore se garnir d'un nouveau contrat avec les Émirats. Celui-ci pourrait même se doubler d'une vente de drones. - 7/8/2024

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Négociation

, il s'agit de 12 #Rafale supplémentaires et d'un intérêt pour le futur nEUROn"2"



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The number rising to 92 may strongly mean that there will be a production and assembly line or lines in the Emirates when production begins.

 

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The new Ka-band satellite antenna from Thales can be installed on fighters

 

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TALIOS OPTRONIC pod's AI processor to analyze images and display them to the pilot

 

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MK bomb production line for the UAE from Turkish ASSAN

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MK bomb production line for the UAE from Turkish ASSAN

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Looks like the FAB munitions

 

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Looks like the FAB munitions

They make the FAB looklike too..

 

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They make the FAB looklike too..

Yes hahahaha.

 

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Using its active radar seeker to detect and track targets, it can intercept targets at a distance of 10 kilometers and in all weather conditions. The Missile Launch Unit (MLU) features a 3D search radar, providing flexible target identification, ensuring effective protection in all environments, including urban areas or on the battlefield.

Uniquely equipped with a dual-action warhead, the missile can destroy rockets, artillery and mortars, as well as conventional airborne threats, including unmanned aerial vehicles, cruise missiles, fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters. , including aircraft that can be observed at low level. Designed to deliver a lethal blast range, the missile has an advanced proximity fuze that ensures maximum lethality.

One of the key features of the Skyknight system - especially in today's conflicts - is its ability to counter saturation attacks. The MLU contains 60 missiles, with a firing rate of 20 missiles in rapid succession per MLU. In a short period of time, the system can track and neutralize up to 60 incoming targets.







With this naval configuration, it can be a wonderful local alternative to the famous RAM missiles

The SKYKNIGHT air defense missile uses active radar to detect and track targets

It can lunch 80 missiles t the same time..

 

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The UAE Ministry of Defense deploys locally manufactured Nimr Ajban Mk2 armored vehicles for the first time

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The UAE Ministry of Defense officially released a video on October 18, 2024, showcasing the deployment of locally manufactured 4x4 Nimr Ajban Mk2 armored vehicles in active service with the UAE Armed Forces for the first time.

This represents a significant achievement for the UAE’s defense industry and its commitment to developing and using indigenous military technology.

The Nimr Ajban Mk2, which was first unveiled at the International Defense Exhibition and Conference (IDEX) in Abu Dhabi in February 2021, represents an advanced version of the original Ajban series. Developed by Nimr, a UAE-based defense manufacturing company affiliated with EDGE Group, to meet the demands of modern combat and tactics. The vehicle's design focuses on improved mobility, superior protection and increased operational flexibility. Specifically, the Ajban Mk2 is built to meet STANAG 4569 standards, providing scalable protection against missiles, mines and improvised explosive devices. This makes the vehicle highly resistant to explosive threats and small arms fire, ensuring crew safety in hazardous environments.



The vehicle's suspension system is designed for rough terrain, providing superior stability and comfort for the crew, even in the most challenging environments. In addition, the modular design allows for various configurations, including troop transport, command and control roles, or as a weapons carrier. The Ajban Mk2 can be equipped with a range of integrated weapons systems, such as a remote-controlled weapons station, heavy machine guns, and anti-tank guided missile systems, making it extremely versatile on the battlefield.

Another key feature of the Ajban Mk2 is its integrated electronics suite, which includes advanced communications systems, battlefield management tools and optional electronic countermeasures. This allows the vehicle to operate in network-centric warfare scenarios, where real-time communication and data sharing is critical to mission success.

The introduction of the Nimr Ajban Mk2 vehicle into active service underscores the UAE’s broader efforts to develop self-reliant defense capabilities.

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